2021_CV_Portfolio by Subby Rani

SUBBY RANI ARCHITECT/ URBANIST Dubai, UAE subby4392@gmail.com +971 525935645

I am an architect with 5 years of work experience between UAE EDUCATION and India, and a master’s degree in architecture (Built Environment) from Milan. During this time I have developed a keen interest in bridging the gap between technological advancements and design Politecnico di Milano solutions to improve urban fabric of a place. MSc Architecture - Built environment I completed my MSc thesis studying the City of Aleppo which is undergoing anthropological climate change. I developed design solutions with the help of simulation softwares that are negatively Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University affecting the image of that city. After finishing my studies I decided B.Arch to work in UAE to explore the developing MENA region and perhaps contribute as an urbanist. I am working with LWK + PARTNERS for EXPERTISE two years now and within a short span of joining I have managed to lead many projects.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE King Salman Foundation, Library & Museum, KSA Usage : Cultural Architecture Concept design Competition

2019 Score 110/110

Project Al Jouf, KSA

2014

Project Palm, KSA

Usage : Mixed use development Masterplan Concept design Competition Usage : Recreational Architecture Pre-Concept design Competition

Aqaba Cruise terminal, Jordan

My expertise in masterplanning has helped successfully deliver Master Planning, Architecture Design, Project Management projects across UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt and it’s been a progressive learning experience while working with some excellent team members.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Usage : Cruise terminal Architecture Pre-Concept design proposal

Rua’l haram, KSA Usage : Mixed use development Masterplan Concept design competition

Rua’l Haram Masterplan, KSA

Abu Dhabi Ports, UAE Usage : Ferry terminal Masterplan & Architecture Concept to schematic design

LWK + PARTNERS Project Architect Architect Sahil Chopra & associates Architect Somaya and Kalappa Consultants Architect Architect Hafeez Contractor Architectural intern

2019– Present 2016 – 2017 2014 – 2015

Shahama Ports, UAE Usage : Maritime activation Masterplan Pre-Concept design

Luluyah beach, Sharjah, UAE Usage : Beachfront recreation Masterplan Concept design

Uptown Cairo, Egypt 2012 – 2012

Usage : Mixed use development Masterplan Concept design & Architecture Schematic Design

Gamuda Gardens, Malaysia

ACHIEVEMENTS

SOFTWARE SKILLS

2021 - ‘Best Future Project’ award at Architecture Leaders Awards for Abu Dhabi Ports 2017 - Recipient of Merit based Silver Scholarship by Politecnico di Milano for Masters programme 2015 - Recipient of letter of Appreciation from the Director at Somaya and Kalappa consultants for TCS project 2014 - Recipient of Certificate of distinction for excelling in academics & co-curricular activities, SMVDU 2009-2014 - Recipient of Scholarships in all semesters by Student Assistantship Programme (SAP) by SMVDU 2004 - 2009 Recipient of Scholarships in school for excellent performance in academics

AUTOCAD REVIT SKETCHUP INDESIGN PHOTOSHOP QGIS ENSCAPE LUMION

Al Jouf Island resort, KSA

Usage : Retailtainment centre Pre-Concept design proposal bid

BITS Pilani Academic expansion, India Usage : Institution Detail design

TCS Campus Indore, India Usage : Office & Commercial Detail design

Santa Cruz recreational centre, India Usage : Recreation Pre-Concept design

5 Star Boutique resort, Himachal, India Usage : Hospitality Detail design

Abu Dhabi Ports, UAE

ABU DHABI PORTS MASTERPLAN & ARCHITECTURE SERVICES

Abu Dhabi Ports has embarked on a development program to enhance the maritime sector in the emirate of Abu Dhabi as an attempt to support Abu Dhabi’s vision in becoming one of the top ten maritime cities in the world. The main aim is to provide a series of onshore and maritime facilities that deliver much required amenities for the public and all who participate in water activities in and around the Abu Dhabi shores. The services range from providing alternative transportation modes like sea ferries and terminals, additional marine stations and berthing options together with suitable Public realm and commercial destination amenities.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Working directly under Design director for masterplan aspects of the project. 2. Preparation and delivery of presentations (Concept and Detailed Masterplan) to client. 3. Preparing detailed CRS for every stage. 4. Preparing Development Statistics Summary and Plot regulation sheets. 5. Production of drawings from concept to schematic stage for architecture aspects of the project. 6. Coordination with consultants and various stakeholders to deliver fully coordinated layouts.

HIGHLIGHT Awarded ‘Best Future Project’ award at Architecture Leaders Awards 2021.

SELECTED WORKS

ABU DHABI PORTS

SITES

1. RABDAN MARINA 2. AL ALYA ISLAND FERRY TERMINAL 3. SAADIYAT ISLAND MARINA AND FERRY TERMINAL 4. JABAL DHANNA FERRY TERMINAL 5. AL HUDAYRIAT ISLAND MARINA & HOUSE BOAT MOORING FACILITIES

2 3

Al Alya

Saadiyat

ADH Al Hudayriat

1 Rabdan

4 Jabal Al Dhanna

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ABU DHABI PORTS

SELECTED WORKS

RABDAN

SAADIYAT

AL ALYA

JABAL DHANNA

ABU DHABI PORTS

ROOF STRUCTURE PROCESS

ROOF ACTIVATION Viewing Platform, events and Pop-Up retail Sheikh Zayed Mosque and Khor Al Maqta views

Selected Option SHADING STRUCTURE

SHADING STRUCTURE FORM

Passive climate control Lighthouse

Free flowing organic shape that can be replicated and/or expanded across sites Helps in branding and legiblility

SUN LIGHT

Selected Option ROOF ACTIVATION Viewing Platform, events and Pop-Up retail Sheikh Zayed Mosque and Khor Al Maqta views SHADING STRUCTURE

CORPORATE EVENTS SHADING STRUCTURE FORM

GASTRONOMY

Passive climate control Lighthouse

SPORTS

MEETING

Free flowing organic shape that can be replicated and/or expanded across sites Helps in branding and legiblility RABDAN MARINA ARCHITECTURE DESIGN REPORT

RABDAN MARINA ARCHITECTURE DESIGN REPORT

ARCHITECTURE CONCEPTUALISATION

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SUN LIGHT

ABU DHABI PORTS

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RABDAN

SAADIYAT

AL ALYA

JABAL DHANNA

SHAHAMA PORT MASTERPLAN SERVICES

Located in Shahama Area is Abu Dhabi adjacent to BA Al Ghaylam Development, Shahama Port measures approximately 183,000 sqm on both land and water side, is considered to be one of Abu Dhabi Ports key assets for redevelopment. The port has existing quay wall and berthing facilities and located close to residential developments such as Yas Island and Shahama Area. It is envisioned by Abu Dhabi Ports management to seek to establish Shahama Port as a go-to destination for the Shahama Area residents. The site is located in an up-and-coming residential area that is considered Mid to low income and low density as it stands today. Surrounding the is are future mixeduse developments by Modon which will offer potential visitors, end-users and tenants for the retail/commercial offers that this property may eventuate making it a crucial design consideration.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Working directly under Design director for Concept development. 2. Preparation of presentations to client. 3. Coordination with consultants and various stakeholders to deliver final design.

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SHAHAMA PORT

RENDERED MASTERPLAN N

KEY CONCEPT

SITE

THE MARITIME HUB & THE PLAZAS

THE PROMENADE

ACTIVITIES

THE MARITIME HUB & THE PLAZAS P

KEY CONCEPT

SITE

THE MARITIME HUB & THE PLAZAS P P

AL SHAHAMA PORT - PRE-CONCEPT MASTERPLAN REPORT

ACTIVITIES

THE PROMENADE

ACTIVITIES

P P

AL SHAHAMA PORT - PRE-CONCEPT MASTERPLAN REPORT AL SHAHAMA PORT - PRE-CONCEPT MASTERPLAN REPORT

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SHAHAMA PORT

PUBLIC REALM ACTIVATION

YACHT CLUB

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AL JOUF CONCEPT MASTERPLAN COMPETITION

The aspirations for “The AL Jouf Concept Master Plan” proposal is directly linked to vision 2030 of creating “A vibrant society”. To improve and enhance the urban landscape in Saudi cities, increasing participation in sports and athletic activities, developing and diversifying entertainment opportunities, conserving and promoting Islamic, Arab and national heritage of KSA, and improving quality of service in Saudi cities. The core tenet of the client requirement for the project is to improve the quality of life with vibrant economies. Inspired by education and employment opportunities, the main objective is to encourage a thriving economy to increase the non-hydrocarbon economic revenue, promote knowledge-based sectors, enable the development of the tourism sector, nurture and support the innovation and entrepreneurship culture and enable the development of the retail-based businesses. The master plan proposal by LWK+PARTNERS, offers an environmentally focused solution, a culturally sensitive development with an innovative and unique locally based concept proposal. The essence of the masterplan objective is to ensure that there is a sense of a livable and inclusive community, meeting the needs of local people of all ages, abilities, and income levels through the development an accessible masterplan with human scale urban attractions, responding to the cultural and climatic context and enabling economic aspirations. The lake being the central character of the development, is one of the main design informants for all our proposed strategies. Based on existing access and connectivity around the site, various nodes are established around water’s edge for a thriving, healthy public realm. Site context has played a significant role in characterising zones within the development and seamlessly integrating the proposal to the surrounding town and environmental context. Working with key assets established in brief, this proposal offers a resilient and sustainable urban environment meeting the needs of present and aspirations of the future.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Leading masterplan aspect and coordinating with various consultants to deliver fully coordinated design proposal. 2. Working with different team of designers and visualisers to complete the package.

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AL JOUF

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AL JOUF

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access and connectivity around the site, various nodes are established ge for a thriving, healthy public realm. Site context has played a haracterising zones within the development and seamlessly integrating surrounding town and environmental context. Working with key assets f, this proposal offers a resilient and sustainable urban environment of present and aspirations of the future.

gest olive farm in the world with high quality olive oil and abundant a great potential to promote “Agritourism” as an attractor to the city tourism and business from the wider region. Flourishing agriculture, nature reserves with strong culture, regional events and festivals will and improve livability, along with economic diversification triggering ocal SMEs. The lake at the heart of the master plan offers a unique and nce for residents and tourists alike.

ffers Agritourism, business opportunities and meeting facilities and local tastes and culture, entertainment centres, cultural and educational by leisure and hospitality across the spectrum for all. By introducing sports and business programs our proposals seek to promote the local ort Al Jouf’s future growth.

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AL JOUF

NEIGHBORHOOD

LAKESIDE LIVING

COMMUNITY

DESTINATION

MEMORY

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AL JOUF

Activity area

Shaded zone

E-buggy & pedestrian

Buffer planting

Seating

Stepped promenade

Water deck

URBAN NODE

SELECTED WORKS

AL JOUF

Restaurant

Lake

Beach

Resort

Island Landscape

Island Causeway

Waterfront Park

Community Plaza

5 STAR HOTEL ISLAND RESORT

SELECTED WORKS

AL JOUF

Wetland

Terrain

E-buggy & bikes

Wooden view deck

Tracks

Sloped seating

Beach

Phytoremediation zone

NATURE RESERVE

SELECTED WORKS

AL JOUF

Planting Highest level Lakefront water feature

Planting Shaded F&B terrace

Lowest level Lakefront

4 STAR EXPERIENTIAL HOTEL

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KING SALMAN FOUNDATION, MUSEUM & LIBRARY CONCEPT DESIGN COMPETITION

The Diriyah Gate masterplan area covers 704 hectares and includes the historic settlement of Diriyah, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of At-Turaif, and large areas of mostly uninhabited land either side of the western portion of the Riyadh Ring Road. The majority of the master plan area sits on a raised plateau overlooking AtTuraif, with the revitalised Wadi Hanifah bordering the site to the west,and south. The masterplan represents 2.5 million sqm of development, including heritage, entertainment, retail, hospitality and residential zones. The master plan is divided into two primary urban developments; Diriyah City and Diriyah Gate, comprised of 13 districts and located either side of the Western Ring Road. The districts are intended to overlap and integrate seamlessly to create one connected community. Within each district, there are distinct character areas ,providing localised variation through landscape, materials, lighting and architecture. A series of heritage, culture and education anchors are distributed across these districts. The King Salman Museum and Library building will provide a dynamic civic hub for the citizens of Riyadh and KSA. The building’s main purpose will be to celebrate the life and achievements of His Majesty King Salman and offer a stateof-the art library experience that provides an open, inviting and stimulating reading and learning environment encouraging creativity, collaboration and discovery. The Headquarters building will provide a permanent home for the King Salman Foundation in a symbolic location — Diriyah being the birthplace of the Saudi state. The building’s main purpose will be to provide a creative and stimulating work environment for the Foundation’s growing staff, expected to comprise upwards of 300 people when fully established. The Headquarters will also provide public engagement spaces that will promote the work of the Foundation and allow the Foundation to integrate itself within the local community.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Working directly under Design director for concept development and producing drawings for the project. 2. Coordinating with various consultants to deliver complete package. 2. Preparation and delivery of presentations to client.

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KING SALMAN FOUNDATION, MUSEUM & LIBRARY

SURROUNDING PLOTS LAND-USE

Engaging and inspired public programming will be an essential component of the King Salman Foundation Museum, Library and Headquarters. This new entity will offer diverse programming intended to attract, nurture and increase audiences acting as a gateway for visitors to interact with the Foundation. Programmes will be designed to build a sense of community, supporting a variety of interests, and promoting exposure to diverse perspectives.

EXECUTIVE NETWORK

Mue and signed ctives.

King Salman Museum and Library

King Salman Foundation HQ

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3 D1-CS-01B

7 D1-GS-02

D1-CS-01A

2 1

Culture and History

King Salman Cultural Centre

Government Offices

King Salman University

Hospitality

Academy

KNOWLEDGE NETWORK

All Plots

Network

2 3

Project Plots DGDA Headquarters

King Salman Foundation Headquarters Ministry of Culture Office

CULTURAL NETWORK

6 3 3

2 2 1 1

All Plots Network

Mixed Use Academy

1 3

Project Plots

All Plots

King Salman University

Network

Knowledge Hub

House Of Al Saud

Project Plots

1 3

King Salman Square

MiSK Heritage Institute

House of Al Saud

109 key hotel

Mixed use Academy

King Salman University

Ministry of Culture Office

Journey of 100 Stories King Salman Library & Museum

MASTERPLAN 20

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KING SALMAN FOUNDATION, MUSEUM & LIBRARY

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KING SALMAN FOUNDATION, MUSEUM & LIBRARY

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ENTRY COURTYARD

VIP PAVILION

WADI

YOUTH HUB

RU’A AL HARAM CONCEPT MASTERPLAN COMPETITION

Al-Masjid Al-Haram, and the Kaa’ba that its encompasses is not merely the place of pilgrimage for the Hajj and Umrah, it is the story of the city of Makkah, of the Hejazi region of Saudi Arabia and of Ummat Al-Islam. It is the physical embodiment and metaphoric journey through Struggle, Faith, Hope and Devotion, it is a story of People and of a Place. In the span of one hundred years, Makkah has evolved from a small town contained within a valley, with 100,000 residents and 200,000 pilgrims, to a city of 2 million people, and over 10 million pilgrims (over 2.5 million for Hajj and over 6.5 million for Umrah). The influx of pilgrims during the Hajj season in the beginning of the century is equivalent to the flow that the city receives on a weekly basis. For many devout muslims the Kabbah pilgrimage is a lifelong dream: dream of fulfilling a religious duty whilst visiting the holiest place on earth. To visit the land where the Prophet Mohammed (PBUOH) was born and first received his calling to devote the rest of his life to preach the word of Allah. The spiritual connection to breath the air and walk the land aprofound and greatest aspiration. Our design approach seeks to provide an urban solution where the individual spiritual solace is placed at the core and the crowds’ communal aspirations are catered for, by a safe and comfortable means. Dense urban development requires open spaces with a well-defined program, to create culturally engaging, healthy and flourishing public realm. Great squares and streets make for a better quality of life and user experience. A network of well-designed and cared-for open spaces adds to the character of places where people want to live, work and visit. •Reinforce local identity and civic pride •Enhance the physical character of an area, •Shape existing and future development •Improve physical and social inclusion, •Recreation, walking and cycling, and enhance biodiversity •Boost the economic potential of Pilgrimage and tourism, •Provide leisure and cultural activities

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RU’A AL HARAM

CONTEXT DEVELOPMENT MAPS

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RU’A AL HARAM

KAABA, THE ORIGIN

SOURCE OF INSPIRATION

RADIALITY

Direction of Kaaba (Qibla) guiding the alignment of the masterplan.

FAITH

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SPIRITUAL

HERITAGE

STEPS OF MAKKAH

CULTURE

URBAN SAJJADAS

RU’A AL HARAM

CULTURAL HUB

URBAN SAJJADA

LIBRARY

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UPTOWN CAIRO CONCEPT MASTERPLAN & OFFICE PARK

Z1 Village is a part of Uptown Cairo project (UTC) development with a total land area of 322,508 sqm. It is a mixed use area which caters residential and commercial functions. The residential part consists of apartment buildings offering small and affordable units, as well as Twin and townhouses. The residence function is accompanied by office park providing medium size offices, complemented with retail functions at lower level. This is addition to ‘The Sporting Club’ that comprises of football academy, tennis academy, equestrian activities, squash courts, walking promenade, gym, kid’s playground, restaurants, cafes and other public activities. The overall vision is introducing a mixed-use development overlooking the old greater Cairo which includes numerous historical elements (mosques, citadel, pyramids) including the glorious Al Azhar park, and providing the clients with different services and residential experience. The unique attraction in the proposal is the entertainment, retail and sports facilities.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Leading masterplan aspect and coordinating with various consultants to deliver fully coordinated design proposal. 2. Preparation and delivery of presentations to client. 3. Production of drawings from concept to schematic stage for architecture aspects of the project. 4. Coordination with consultants and various stakeholders to deliver fully coordinated layouts.

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UPTOWN CAIRO

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OFFICE 901, FLOOR 9, THE ONE TOWER, BARSHA HEIGHTS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, UAE T : +971 43716300 F : +971 43716399 E : lwk@lwkp.com

BUILDING LINKS - RETAIL & OFFICES

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General Notes -

This drawing and the contents herein are the copyright of LWKP Architects L.L.C

No part of the drawing and the design contained herein may be reproduced without the prior written consent of a director of LWKP Architects L.L.C

Do not take measurements directly from this drawing.

Check and verify all dimensions on site.

Read this drawing in conjunction with the specifications and all other related drawings.

Notify the Architect immediately of any discrepancy found herein.

Client

AR-GE-003

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1:750 Consultant

Project Name

UPTOWN CAIRO OFFICE PARK

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OFFICE 901, FLOOR 9, THE ONE TOWER, BARSHA HEIGHTS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, UAE T : +971 43716300 F : +971 43716399 E : lwk@lwkp.com

UPTOWN CAIRO

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GAMUDA GARDENS PRE-CONCEPT MASTERPLAN BID

Sitting amidst dense green undulating terrain, Gamuda gardens retail park offers a unique picturesque setting for a mixed-use development on the outskirts of the city. A place which promotes integrated living where both green and built environment can thrive in harmony. Visible from surrounding highways which run parallel on the two sides, the site presents imposing views of a free flowing architecture defended by high-rise towers. The scenic beauty of dense vegetation can be enjoyed from many points in the site which sits on a higher plane than its surroundings. The three main zones, namely the Retail Park, The Office quarter and the Residential neighborhood have been clearly defined to create a legible and well defined areas. Whilst lateral permeability and flow of pedestrian movement is encouraged the vehicular traffic will be kept to the edges of the site to encourage safe and car-free neighborhoods. The Retail park is configured in a circuit to create an uninterrupted and continuous retail promenade. By avoiding dead-ends, the visitor will be able to enjoy all parts of the development at leisure, by encountering a number of varied and exciting retail-tainment offers. Internal green pockets are preserved as much as possible by proposing permeable and porous planning. The built form and materials will allow the greens to breathe and grow organically. The vision for this project is a direct derivative of its strategic location and terrain. Planning is done in such a way that contours are respected and worked with. Restricting vehicular circulation around the site, there will be seamless pedestrian circulation throughout the site and will boast a connectivity pedestrian bridge to the Luge Park on the southern end. 20 acres of land will be developed to be an anchor point for residents of this area to come and enjoy as an alternative destination for family leisure activities.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Concept development and preparing a stimulating masterplan proposal. 2. Preparing presentation for the client

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Land use Diagram

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Vehicular and pedestrian connectivity

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